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machine automatically And SO you
find it in every branch of the mechanl-
cal industries.
The exacting demands of trades I'M
ions have driven out the boys of Amer
lean fathers, until the sons Of our work
ing classes have become mere hewers
OF wood and drawers of water, while
the sons of our more fortunate classes
ignore the trades altogether and seek
clerkships or telegraphy, to earn pre-
carious living. 1t is apparent to every
intelligent observer that the number Of
American skilled workmen is rapidly
diminishing IN every mechanical in
dustry in this country. Noticing the
decay of the apprentice system in this
country, the Governor of New York
in his last annual message made this
humlliating confession Reliable sta
tistlcs prove that large majority of all
skilled workmen in this State (Neu
York; are of foreign birth, but few ma
tive born Americans being found in any
of the more prominent industries, a fact
full Of significance and one that fur
nishes food for the most serious rehec.
ton"
To meet these existing conditions
which all must lament, and to restore
some means or system by which the
sons of respectable parents can &C
quire some trade, at which they may
become skilled workmen, various meth
DDS have been devised, schools have
been organized in some cases at public
expense and in others by individual
subscriptions. The latest one reported
is in New York city, and which the
local correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledge, thus notices.
While other people are talking about
establishing schools for teaching boys
and young men trades, in order to OBJ
tain means of self-support, and while
the question is debated with more OF
less earnestness whether these schools
should be maintained at the public
cost or by private liberality, the He.
brews, in quiet way, have "gone and
done it." About eighteen months age
they went to work among themselve.
and established a technical institute, b,
private donations amounting to S34,'
65S &c for the first year, where theil
youth were taught drawing, wood car.
wing, metal work, foundry work, etc
The first class of II members will be
graduated this week at the institute
building in Stuyvesant street. There
are six classes in all. and the average
attendance during the year was Sc
Their determination is to multiply these
schools as rapidly as possible, as if tc
make good the decay of the appren.
tice system.
We hope to see these schools rap,
idly multiply all over the country, atom,
ing in a measure for the loss of our ole
system of apprenticeship. once the
bulwark of Our American industries.
Where is the next generation o.
skilled workmen in our trades to come
from, if they are not recruited from the
ranks Of those who are now apprentice:
to those trades1
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Hanamake S.


Philadelphia, W ednesday, January L. 1856.
Many of you are glad of a
chance to get fine sets of books
at bargain rates. We have
never before offered you greater
inducements. The volumes put
on the counters today at re
duced prices are without fault.
We tell you just how many
there are of them. How long
there'll be that many rests en-
tirely with you. 1t won't be
safe to wait till tomorrow and
expect to find a complete as
sortment. Quick Corners will
have first choice. That means
less in books, perhaps, than in
some things, but it means
enough to urge you to prompt
action.
Our book business is now
very great-greater than you
may think, even if you've stood
by the crowded counters for
hours and seen the throng of
buyers and the little army of
hurried salespeople at their
work. Great as is the floor
space we devote to books you
require it all, and you are con-
tinually forcing us to add more.
But you see nothing of the
Mail Order business. 1t ism
necessary for you to come here
in person to be well served.
You have at your command the
Mail facilities of the United
States and the best Judgment
of some of our most trusted
buyers. Take today's list of
books for instance. When YOU
see what you want if it is incon-
venlent for you to come to the
store just write to us for it.
Send money enough to pay for
the book and for the postage on
IL, WHICH Will De one cent lOr
each two ounces. You can
guess near enough to what that
will be. If you send too much
we'll return the excess.
A great thing, this Mail Or
der System! 1t works as per-
fectly with other things as with.
books. We send thousands of
packages through the mails
daily.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
| Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
| and Eitv hall square.
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a certain law. At another time, when a
certain measure had passed the Senate
and was about to pass the House of Dele
gates, they demanded and received in
twenty four hours 80 600 to defeat it. 1t
has become a notorious fact that at every
session of the Legislature large sums of
money have been divided amongst these
corrupt people-blackmail which they
have levied upon legislation. We submit
that with fair elections III Baltimore aud
its large delegation in the Legislature
fairly representing the intelligence and
patriotism of the people of that city,
such state of affairs could not long
exist. The burdens of taxation have not
been lightened. The money collected
from the taxpayers to pay the debts of
she State, Instead of being applied to that
purpose as required by the constitution
and laws. has been to large extent mis-
appropriated and spent i'll lavish expen
ditu"es and in corruption, aud instead of
the debt being paid and taxes reduced,
the debts have been refunded and the
taxes continued, SO that the farmer, re
ceiving less than so cents per bushel for
his wheat, is required to pay as much as
and even more State taxes than when he
was receiving more than double that
amount for his produce.
The rule of bosssm in Maryland has
been reduced to IA system. aud has be-
come Illuminating, cnrrupurg and demon
aliZing. A few men assume to them
selves the title OF leaders. They demand
allegiance to themselves. They make
and unmake candidates at their pleasure.
Subserviency is rewarded with office, and
crime with appointment. Under such
system the youth ana talent of the State
cannot aspire To an honorable position i'll
the public service without first becoming
subservient to some boss. There are
many other evils aud abuses which need
correction ami reformation. lie is impos-
sibls To g into minute details in a short
address, out upon the stump, and before
nominations TOR offices are made, the peo-
pie of The State will have ample uppol-
tunity to hear them d scussed.
The resolutions call on the next Leg
islature to pass laws to secure free and
fair elections in Baltimore city, and in
sis upon the no min itipn of candidate
for governor who is a man of ability and
character. Many other reforms are
spoken Of which We have not space to
publish. The chairman was empowered
to appoint committee of nine to call, at
the proper time. public meetings through
out the state and secure speakers for the
same
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bachelor. enormously rsputed to be hos
tile to the fair sex, but really yery sus-
ceptible. He becomes engaged to three
ladies simultaneously, while really III
love with only one CT the trio; aud, in
the effort to e1tricate himself, invokes
his friends. who trump up a story of his
lunacy. He is committed through an
error to a private insane hospital outside
New Rork city. The audience derived a
vast amount of merrim-nt in the last act
from the behavior of the comedian in
this place, and his irslstanco that he was
the only sane man in the party. In the
eud the mistake is rectified, and Bundy
renounces bache!orhood The support
was in every way good, and the scenery
portraying Mrs. joys apartments in tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel New York, and the
insane hospital admirably designed
rheumatism is primarily caused by acid.
iry of the blood. Hoods srsAp .rlla puri-
ties the blood, and thus cures the disease.
Time and patisnt labor achieve great re-
suits, and we remsmber nothing that 80
forcioly illustrates thus fact, the unpar-
aIled success of The New High Arm Davis
Sewing Mainline. which has at length b.en
30 thoroughly perfected that today it stands
at the head of its class a bSolurely without
a rival, The Vertical fesd-which is the
predominant distinctive feature of this ma
chine enables it TO do with rapidlty and
ease, y rang. Of work entirely b-youd the
reach of other machines, placing it above
all competition. THIS value of Sewing
Machine depends upon its doing with facil-
ity-in the hands OF the comparatively I'M
lid h,,f. .,f
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At the Wilmington Opera House.

Mr.. John T. Raymond, one of the
greatest comedians on the American
stage, will appear at the Wilmington
Opera House this evening in his new
comedy "The Woman II lter." The Phil
sdelphia Lsdger says:
"hr. Raymond appeared in new
comedy, by ID. ID. Lloyd. called 'Tne
Woman Halter While not ~ ludioruus
in certain situations as The Magistrate,
there was au abundance of iun in the
play and the house was kept in con
tinuous roar of laughter. Mr.. Raymond
plays the character of Samuel Buudy, a
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BOOKS IN SETS.

Put on the counter at reduced prices for tho
first time to-day. Mostly In fine leather bind
lngs. The exact number OF each lot is stated be-
low. There are many others sets.
: sets Dickens Works,
80 vols. halicali $3.50.
10 sets Dickens Works
80 vols. cloth, sll.
Is sets Dickens Works,
Is vols, halfcalt, Sli.5U.
sets Dickens Works,
is vols, halfcalf, $3.50.
20 sets Dickens Works,
Is vols. CLOTH gilt top, $3.50
! set Scotts Waverley Novels, Blacks Edin-
burgh edition.
4s vols, halElevant morocco. $685.
Is sets Scott's Novels.
"a vols, cloth, q.
Is sets SCOTS Novels,
3 sets Soott's Novels. Blacks Edinburghsd.
rs vols, CLOTH 81, so.
sets Thackeray's Works,
IL vols. hali-calf - rs
} sets Irving's Works, Putnam's edition,
IL vols. cloth, 81. So.
set Hawthorne's Works, Riverside edition,
II vols, half-levant morocco, S2J.VU
10 sets Mscaulay's Hist. Of England
5 vols, Ia li-calf, $425.
rs sets Macaulay's Hist. of England
5vols half-morocco, 81 50.
set Macaulay's HIST. OF England, Harper's
Library edition.
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IL sets Nacaulay's Essays,
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70 sets Macaulay's Essays,
3 vols cloth, Clio.
Is sets Macaulay's Essays,
5 vols, better cloth, &l45.
sets Wilkinson's Ancient Egyptians,
vols hali-cali, IS W.
set Motiey's HIST. OF the United Netherlands,
Harper's Library edition,
4 vois hali-morocco, $40 90.
% sets Green's Hi t. Of the English People,
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vols, CLOTH sl.65.
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4 vols haifcalf, $40 10.
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4 vols, haIfmo,occo, $1,000
2ssts HalIam s Literature OF Europe,
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set Haliam's Constitutional Hist of Eng and
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2 sets SHAKESPEARE, Riverside, edited by Richard
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D vols, half.calt, $500.
l set SHAKESPEARE, knights edition.
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The Republicans always beat the
Democrats in bold and aggressive lead
ershp. The latest evidence of the
fact, is the demoralized and divided
condition of the Democratic members
of the New Jersey Legislature.
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Permanently rGiaaJie for as Local as reH as GEN
erqi Intelligence. her, Communications are respect
fully solt,ted from all sections Of the County, in
addition 10 the cfeky contributions Of its regular
Orps IF correspondents. Anonymous commanicd-
UHs sriH recelUe no attention. the name Of tbs
.rrter 5eine required in all cases az guarantee Of
good tdith.
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Hon. Charles B. Farwell has been
selected by the Republican caucus as
the successor of John A. Logan in the
L. s. Senate,
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GEN. Hawley has been nominated
unanimously for the Senate by the Re-
publicans OF Connecticut.
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THE WANAMAKER.
SPECIAL SALE.
CLOVES.

OlVv COs
A strong cut in Gloves--button Kid, in r.ns,
Browns and Blacks.
Down to So cents; from IS cents
Womens Cashmere,
rs cents; down from 50 cents
Children Is Cashmere.
Is cents; down from so cents
Womens' Silk Plush Lined,
90 cents; down from 81.
WOmen's Cashmere, Best French
5O cents down from 81.
UMBRELLAS.
An Umbrella you can't we'll help buviny 2o-
inch double twill silk; finest natural par
agon frame: SILK case,
sl.75; down from s. So
2I-inch, tn. same
81; down from a.
HOSIERY.
Still lower prices on hosiery
Misses Woo Hose,
10 cents: down from rs cents.
Misses Wool Hose French Cardinal
IL cents; down from 80 cents.
Same quality in Navy. Seal and Wine
81 cents: down from 50 cents.
Chldren's Wool Hose, all colors,
Is cents: down from IS cents
Boys Scotch Wool Hose,
% cents: down from so cents.
Another lot of Childrens Ribbed Cotton Hose,
five different numbers,
Is cents; down from 80 cents
Women's Colored Wool Hose,
l212c. down from 25c.
Women's UnDleacned Cotton Hose.
i5c., down from 4Oc.
WOmen's Printed Cotton Hose,
l5c.. down from Soc.
Womens Printed Cotton Hose, three styles
25c., down from soc.
Women's English Cotton Hose, Navy Blues.
3712c., down from IS
Womens Fancy Lsle Thread Hose,
MEMS
Mems Fancy STRIPED Cotton y Hose,
25c., down from 75c
Mems Fancy Striped Cotton y Hose,
soc down from ST.
Mems Fancy Striped Merino 15-Hose,
SIZE, down from 75c
Mems Cashmere Hose. black and all colors.
5Oc., down frvm T5c.
SCARFS. ETC.
market Street End)
Mems Fancy Neck Scarfs satin-lined,
% cent down from SO cents
Mems Fancy Scotch Wool Gloves
Is cents: down from IS cents
NJ ems Scotch Wool Gloves
Is cents; down from 80 cents
Custom-nIade Shirts. odd sizes, 50 cents; usual
prices to order 81 ~ and g.
Five different styles of MEMS Collars
10 cents; down from Is and 20 cents.
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Wehave purchased from manufacturer hi,
stoch VI SiuN RIA SaTpeE, Garfield over from the
fall season and to make immediate sale offer the
following prices:
Rugs 9yl2, at $50.
Rugs XII. at SIS.
Rugs 6X9. at $40.
And all the smaller sizes at correspondent ly
low prices.
We ale continuing sale Of marked down
Carpets
Mnquettes. Alex. Smith & Sons, Sil5
Best Brussels. at 81 l5
All makes OF N-vets at 81
TaDtstries n -5c m rk al dovn fyor, on nj q,
In Oil Cloths we have 500 remnants suitable Tor
yestibules and small rooms at very low prices to
close.
TOWELS.
Fine Damask. red and blue borders, knotted
fringe,
Now 10 cents
Same. extra large. regarded as bargain At Is
cents,
Now 20 cents.
Same. very large, you'll think them worth at
least 81 cents; were 81 cents
Now rs cents
Turkish Towels, knorted fringe, used for splash
tides.
Down from IS cents to Is
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A GREAT
MARK DOWN
SALE!

Owing to the change in our bnsi-
ness it is necessary to have the stock
as small as possible on February Isl.
In consequence of the change, we
will sell goods during the month of
January Regardless of Value.
Especially broken lines, odd pieces,
and ends OF everything in the store
must be sold be fore Ec6. ISk.
Note a few of the bargains below
lines of French Dress Goods
marked dorm from 81 to 90 cts.
yard. Stripe Nelvets, Velveteens,
Pushes, Skirts and Shawls must all
60 in this marked down sale.
Seal Cloth Coats reduced enc
third. Astrachan, Boucle, or Cloth
Coats in all styles, reduced SO much
am ashamed to quote prices.
We offer you as long as they last
two cases of the best Prints at 4 cts.
yard. Only one pattern allowed
a customer.
We have too many Blankets
and COn.fOrtabIeS on hand and
have put prices on them to make
them go quick.
Our prices on FI0nnets will as
tonish you, as we are determined to
reduce the stock.
Merino Underwear for Gents, La
dies and Children, all in at closing
prices. Some of them marked down
rs per cent.
Kid Gloves some immense bar
gains. 1t will pay YOU to buy them
for another season.
~nncr->c
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ELKTON. JANUARY Is, 1887.
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LADIES' WRAPS.

Cloth Wraps. with Feather Trimmings
Down from S2U 10 So
Black lnagonals. bound all around
Down To 81
SILK FREEZES. with Feather Trimmings and Silk
Innings,
IAuwn from $40 10 so
Back Velvet. imported Wrap. with let Trim
mings.
Down from 5, 81 to So
Black Velvet Bro 'ade. trimmed with Jet.
Down from S5J to SIS
Rrocaded Wraps. with Satin Finish and
Feather Trimmings.
Down from SD tn SIS.
Same, with Chenille trimmings,
Down from So TO s25
AStrakan jacket Wraps, heavily trimmed with
Black r ur SILK Faced,
Down from Sl5 to SO
Brown Brocade. Silk Linings, Chenille Trim
mings,
Down from SO To 20.
Astrakans with SiIin Innings and Beaver
Trimmings,
Down from So To SIS
AstrakanS. with Feather Trimmings
Down from SO 10 -.
CoIored FriezeS. with Back Fur Trimmings
Down from SIS to So
Dark Brown Brocade, Silk Lining and Chenille
Trimmings
Down from 80 to So.
Dne hundred Others down from their original
d in Ih, same ratio.
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State Of Maryland County Of cecil, So:
L. X. G. HOPKINS. Cashier OF the above
named bank. do emily swear that the above
statement is true to the beet OF my knowledge and
celiet X. &. HOPhINS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before this 9th
day OF Jan. 1887 r. NJ ALEXANDER.
= Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
J TOME.
JOHN E. EVEREST. \
Ian
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No. l2l1.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE CECIL NATIONAL BANK

AT POET DEPOSIT IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND
at the close of business, Dec. IS. 1885.
RESOC RCES
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LADIES' ULSTERS.

One New Lot, Just. received, Plaids, with
CapcS.
Black DiagonaIs, with Black Fur Capes and
Cuts.
Down toss.
Black AS akans,
Down to 20.
Black and Brown a"unals. trimmed with As
trahan,
Down to IS.
Black Stu' kinettS.
Down t. -.
Blue Cheviots.
Down from $50 10 SIS
Black Berlin Tw lis. Nutria Fur Trimmings,
Down from Sj 10 SlU.
Brown Boz Giles. Sutrla Fur Trimmings.
own to -.
Black Dia~onalS. Nutria Fur Trimmings
Down to S.
Dark Cloths. with Velvet Trimmings
Down I ON S5u to so.
Black Astrakans and Figured Drabs, Fur Trim
mcd, Sllh Farings.
Down from sos tC SO.
Blue Beaver. braided with Black Silk Braid,
Down from $50 TO ST..
few garments at IS.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION,

Upon the petition of Marion w. Wicks and l..
Marshall Haines, administrators of Martha !.
Weeks, deceased. it is this 18th day OF January,
1887. by the Orphans Court of Cecil County
dered that the day appointed by the said admin
istraOrs, to wit: the ninth day of February. 1887
Tor a meeting Of persons entitled to distributive
shares or u residue in the estate OF tho said de
ceased in this Court in pursuance Of Article 80,
Section l43 Of tho Code OF Public General Laws
Of Zee State OF Maryland, be and the same is
Hereby approved, to the end that payment and
dlstrIbu ion thereof may be then and there made
under the Courts direction and control. And it
is further ordered that notice OF the said meeting
be gwen by the said administrators by puhllca-
ton Of this order IN some newspaper printed in
Cecil County aforesaid once for four
cessive weeks previous to the time fixed Tor tho
said meeting. JAMES MCCAULEG.
JAMES NJ. EVANS,
DAVID +. DAVIS.
True copy-Test
Jan l5-4t X +. LAMAR, Register.
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SCARFS. ETC.

market Street End
Mems Fancy Neck Scarfs satin-lined
% cent - down from SO cents
Mems Fancy Scotch Wool Gloves
Is cents: down from IS cent?
Mems Scotch Wool Gloves,
Is cents; down from 80 cents
Custom-nade Shirts odd sizes. 50 cents; usual
prices to order, 81 - and g.
Five different styles Of Mems Collars
10 cents; down from Is and 20 cents
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REAL SILK SEAL CLOTH COATS.
JACKETS.

bue lot with Quilt d SILK Liniugs. Collar and |
tutls trimmed with real Beaver Far
Down Irun YIJ 10
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strong cut in Gloves--b button Kid in TAns
Browns and Blacks
Down to 50 cents; from IS cents.
Womens Cashmere
2h cents; down from 60 cents
Childrens Cashmere
Is cents; down from 80 cents
"omens' SILK Plush Lined,
90 cents; down from 81.
Women's Cashmere, Best French
81 cents; down from 81